With Jetpack plugin you can connect your self hosted wordpress blog with Wordpress.com account. It beneficially gives you privilege to check your visitor statistics which is eventually the main reason to add it on your blog. However, Jetpack requires xmlrpc file to make a bridge between both wordpress. The error I've mentioned in the title is due that your xmlrpc file is anyhow not able to accessed by Jetpack.
Your website needs to be publicly accessible to use Jetpack: site_inaccessible
Error Details: The Jetpack server was unable to communicate with your site [HTTP 503]. If you are hosted with Go Daddy, they are aware of this issue, and we at WordPress.com are working with them to fix it. If your site is hosted elsewhere, please contact Jetpack Support: http://jetpack.me/support/
This post will help you to successful connect wordpress self hosted blog to wordpress.com with just a few mouse clicks. You need not to be an expert in that case.
Open Plugins section from your wordpress dashboard and look for the security related plugin, in most cases it might All in One WP Security or Disable XML-RPC Pingback, both plugins make changes to your .htaccess file so you need to deactivate it for the once. Deactivate them both and try to reconnect with Jetpack. It will works now.
Now if running multiple wordpress blog on the same public_html folder (not the multi-network) and the problem persists in your secondary blog then follow the above method to solve this error.
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